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Symbol Pin<br />

DO-D7 1-4,<br />

21-24<br />

VEE(D) 5<br />

Conv 6<br />

Conv 7<br />

FT 8<br />

DGnd 9<br />

FH 10<br />

Blank 11<br />

BRT 12<br />

Sync 13<br />

Ref- 14<br />

Ref + 15<br />

Comp 16<br />

AGnd 17<br />

Out- 18<br />

Out + 19<br />

VEE(A) 20<br />

MC10324<br />

PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTION<br />

Description<br />

Data inputs. DO is the lSB and D7 is the MSB. Inputs are ECl compatible. Maximum update<br />

rate is typically 60 MHz. The eight bits control the Gray Scale amplitude only, and do not<br />

involve the Sync or Blank levels.<br />

Connect to - 5.2 V, ± 10%. This supply should be referenced to digital ground.<br />

Convert input. The rising edge latches data and controls if FT = O. May be used single-ended<br />

(with Pin 7 at a fixed voltage), or differentially with Pin 7.<br />

Convert input. The falling edge latches data and controls if FT = O. May be used<br />

single-ended (with Pin 6 at a fixed voltage), or differentially with Pin 6.<br />

Feedthrough. When high, the internal latches are transparent, and Pins 6 and 7 are unused.<br />

When low, data and controls are latched by Pins 6 and 7.<br />

Connect to system digital ground. This pin must be within 100 mV of AGnd (Pin 17).<br />

Force High. A logic high internally sets data inputs = 1, overriding external data inputs.<br />

A logic high overrides data inputs, sets the outputs to the video blanking level.<br />

Bright. A logic high increases the Gray Scale output level by = 11%, providing an enhanced<br />

display. Does not affect Sync or Blank.<br />

A logic high overrides all other inputs, and sets the output to video sync level.<br />

Inverting Reference input. A high impedance input, normally set to a negative DC voltage in<br />

the range of-0.8 to-1.7 V. Can be used to modulate the output.<br />

Noninverting reference input. A virtual ground, current supplied to this pin sets the maximum<br />

output current.<br />

Compensation. A capaCitor between this pin and Pin 20 stabilizes the reference amp.<br />

Connect to system analog ground. This pin must be within 100 mV of DGnd (Pin 9).<br />

A high impedance current output. Video voltage levels are produced when connected to a<br />

75 n cable with appropriate terminations. This output provides a "sync down" waveform. If<br />

unulied, connect to Pin 17.<br />

Complementary output provides a "sync up" waveform. If unused, connect to Pin 17.<br />

Connect to - 5.2 V, ± 10%. This supply should be referenced to analog ground.<br />

Figure 1. Test Circuit<br />

-1.95V<br />

or<br />

-O.B1V<br />

DO<br />

I<br />

I<br />

I<br />

D7<br />

FT<br />

FH<br />

BRT<br />

BU<<br />

Sync<br />

MC10324<br />

DuI-<br />

Quit<br />

Ref-<br />

Reft<br />

Comp<br />

VOul-<br />

37.m<br />

VOuit<br />

37.50<br />

Vref<br />

_1.115mA<br />

1.0k<br />

DGnd<br />

0.01<br />

VEE(D)<br />

VEE(A)<br />

0.1<br />

-5.2V<br />

nIL Cony AGnd<br />

40MHz NC Conv<br />

MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE <strong>ICs</strong> DEVICE DATA<br />

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